Creating detailed plans, 3D models, and documentation for permit approval.

Architectural Planning

Objective

To design a spatial concept for a growing business that embodies its identity and resonates with its audience through thoughtful, functional architecture.

About the Client

Framer is a Berlin-based Series A startup redefining digital tools for SMEs, freelancers, and self-employed professionals. They needed a physical workspace that reflected innovation, adaptability, and modern design principles.

1. Discovery & Research
We began with a deep dive into the client’s vision, company culture, and spatial requirements. We also analyzed industry trends and benchmarked contemporary office environments to ensure strategic alignment.

2. Concept Development
Sketches and diagrams were created to explore spatial flow, materiality, and light. Early concepts helped visualize different layout directions and structural elements.

3. Design Execution
Using tools like AutoCAD, Rhino, and SketchUp, we translated initial ideas into detailed architectural models and renderings, presenting multiple iterations for client review.

4. Feedback & Refinement
After collaborative design sessions, we fine-tuned the selected concept—adjusting dimensions, finishes, and structural components to match both aesthetic and practical needs.

5. Documentation and Handover
We delivered complete architectural plans, material schedules, and visualization packages for construction and stakeholder approval.

Results

The finished space captured the client’s progressive identity while maximizing natural light, movement, and team collaboration. The redesigned office contributed to improved employee satisfaction, enhanced client perception, and was featured in two design-focused online magazines.

Conclusion

Through in-depth research, collaborative design, and attention to architectural detail, we delivered a tailored spatial solution that helped our client thrive—functionally and aesthetically.